The relation between the new HF tests and a clinical sentence-in-noise test (the ASL) was found to be moderate to high (r = 0.67), about the same as the relation between the BB-triplet test and the ASL.
It's a particularly important experience for young gay men who came out after anti-retrovirals were introduced as a treatment protocol, allowing people to "live with AIDS" (as opposed to living with a clinical death sentence).
For instance, several efforts aiming at the retrieval of text passages as evidence for biological or clinical phenomena performed sentence classification.
Furthermore, every tool that has matched terms both from the given data sub-sentence in the description of their input and from the clinical question sub-sentence in the output produced form a list of tools/services that can individually resolve the clinical question.
Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals 3, sentence repetition subtest (Semel et al., 1995 ), a test of sentence production.
Consequently, they could see the big picture of the idea while maintaining detachment and turning a purely clinical eye to the sentence.
Sentence stimuli from the Consensus Auditory-Perceptual Evaluation of Voice (CAPE-V) were compared with standard speaking fundamental frequency (SF0) tasks to establish clinical utility of the sentence stimuli for standardized assessment of SF0.
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We also tested FMA and MetaMap (Full Read) on detection of negation in the Negex test set of 2376 pre-anonymised annotated sentences from clinical reports [ 28].
A method is developed for identifying the descriptions of the assignment of treatment arms in clinical trials, using a full sentence parser to locate coordinating constructions and a statistical classifier for labeling positive examples.
Clinical language is characterized, among other peculiarities like misspellings, punctuation errors and incomplete sentences, by an abundance of acronyms and abbreviations [ 3].
